New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

Page 23 text:

DIANE BAPTISTA 242 Purchase Street GAMS Interested in drawing, hair styling, and designing clothes — would like to go to a beau- tician’s school after gradua- tion—also interested in office work. RANDALL BAPTISTA 1035 Dutton Street Honor Society — Key Club — Football — Allied Youth A future electrical engin- eer — summer worker for construction company — in three pilot classes — consider- ate, pleasant. JAMES BARBER 67 Orleans Street Cars hold a big interest in Jim’s life — collecting stamps and coins are his hobbies — a DeMolay member — mis- chievous by nature. JANICE BARBOZA 10 Salisbury Street Student Court—Allied Youth — Office Messenger A loyal aide in the West Office—active in Allied Youth — plans for future include working and marriage. RONALD BARBOZA 464 Ashley Boulevard Baseball — Projectionist Sports play a big part in Ronnie's life — especially en- joys swimming — works as playground supervisor during summer — plans to attend college. if, MARIE BARCELLOS 44 Stephen Street Future Nurses’ Club — Allied Youth—Pep Squad—Nurse’s Aide — Cafeteria Aide Listening to the radio “tops” with Marie — works as a diet aide at St. Luke’s. FLORENCE BARKSDALE 234 Morse’s Lane, Acushnet Honor Society — Choir — Basketball — Softball — Office Messenger Always ready for fun — a good sport — agile — most friendly. PETER BASS 29 Darling Street, Acushnet Project ionist — Golf Golf his favorite topic — employed at New Bedford Public Links — plans to go to college — well liked by class- mates. ELIZABETH BASTIEN Snipatuit Road, Rochester Junior Counselor Likes swimming — enjoys membership in a skin-diving club — works as a waitress in spare time — would like to be a swimming instructor. HARRY BATTY 186 Milford Street Allied Youth “Ned’’—his hobby: weight- lifting — Frates Dairy sure to miss him—a regular skipper- into-liner at lunch time.

Page 22 text:

MARSHA ASHLEY 117 High Street Honor Society — Classbook — Allied Youth The sweetest, smartest lit- tle miss anyone would want to meet — a whiz with a paint brush — innocent eyes her trademark. DANIEL ASQUINO 71 Peckham Street R.O.T.C. Free time spent practicing judo at the Y.M. — a short- order cook after school — hopes to become a police officer or enter the Navy upon graduating. MADELINE AUDETTE 451 Orchard Street Pan-American Club — Choirs “Midge” frequents the Fri- day dances at the “Y” — will always remember spring con- certs — is going to make a chic secretary — petite and full of life. JOSEPH AUGUSTINO 4148 Acushnet Avenue Pan-American Club — Allied Youth Loves to putter around cars — one of the few boys who knows farm work — a future accountant. JANE AULISIO 69 Foxborough Street Honor Society — Classbook —Allied Youth—Pep Squad — Basketball—Field Hockey — Softball — Volleyball An outstanding science stu- dent—choir singer—interested in astronomy. 18 BARBARA AVILA 5 Spooner Street Choir “Babs” has done a lot for J.A. — happy when riding horses—never known to create a rumpus—knows how to stir up laughter. KENNETH AVILA 97 Hall Street ROLE G: Very sharp in his R.O.T.C. uniform — has a keen inter- est in cars — never too tired for a good joke — interested in all types of sports. CAROLE AVIS 1221 Rodney French Blvd. Student Council — Debating Society — Future Teachers’ Club — Allied Youth— Pep Squad — French Club A pleasant and very active Crimsonite — her J.A. record tops all. HELEN AZEVEDO 111 Hatch Street Pan-American Club — Future Nurses’ Club — Allied Youth — Pep Squad A Junior Achiever — after nursing school, hopes to be- come airline stewardess or Army nurse. SANDRA BALESTRACCI 782 Kempton Street Allied Youth — Pep Squad — Office Messenger Talented and very attrac- tive—the best dancer around — headed for Broadway, hop- ing for work in T.V. or musi- cal comedy.

Page 24 text:

GAIL BEATTIE 27 Seymour Street Pep Squad Works in the Free Public Library after school — quiet and reserved, but friendly — the girl who blushes prettily when called on in class. DAVID BEDEROW 51 Brownell Avenue Key Club — Stamp Club — Chess Club — Basketball Manager — Baseball Man- ager — Science Club Future doctor—likes stamp collecting and biology—works as waiter part time. JOHN BEGLEY 155 Morgan Street A tennis-player, fisherman, and hunter — belongs to Na- tional Guard — tried out the workaday world before deci- ding to return for his di- ploma. RICHARD BEGNOCHE 20 Moynan Street Allied Youth — Track — Golf — Cafeteria Aide—Baseball Can’t decide between col- lege and Air Force — shows marked preference for blondes — totin’ golf bags as a caddy nearly ruined him! PAUL BELANGER 410 Brock Avenue Soccer Worked in Fish and Chip store after school — looking forward to college days—will never forget his fun on the Soccer Team. 20 PATRICIA BELMORE 3374 Acushnet Avenue GAMS Officer — Choirs Bowling, animals, singing, and dancing are her favorite hobbies — plans a working career—leadership and team- work important traits in this girl. ARTHUR BENNER Cushman Road, Rochester A boy from the wide-open spaces — spends leisure hours in hunting and boating — completely happy when aim- ing for the bull’s eye with his rifle. PAUL BERGERON 1016 Sheffield Street R.O.T.C. “Chubby” — likes to fish, play baseball, and work a- round cars — may become one of our future executives after he finishes business college. PHYLLIS BERGLAND 343 Kempton Street A gal who likes far-away places — af ter graduation, would like to attend Swain School or become a beauti- cian — presently employed at Cornell Dubilier. PAUL BERNARD 112 Bedford Street Key Club — Track — Cross- Country A cheerful lad with a big interest in automobiles — a stock boy after school — happy-go-lucky — a casual and friendly fellow.